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A fourth-year art major is taking opportunities God places on her path to learn more about herself and discern his calling for her life.

Naomi Papavero was awarded the Co-op Student of the Year Award for her excellent work at Christian company WayBase.

Thanks to a recent co-op placement, fourth-year business-marketing student Stephen Goossen is seeing his future career take shape.

Louis Dauphin '08 is using his skills and experience to tackle a new challenge leading the parks, recreation and culture department at the City of Mission, BC.

A class project by former Redeemer students is helping alleviate furniture poverty in Hamilton.

Business-accounting student Erica Van Hoffen has been named the 2021 Co-op Student of the Year.

The Brand Management class is benefiting from a $12,000 Federal grant to develop a branding strategy for a start-up organization.

While taking part in a course with Oxford University, Jessica Khalil learned that the art of debating is not only necessary for a career, but for our Christian calling.

Act Five student Allie Buist reflects on a month-long tech fast as part of the Act Five gap year program.

As part of their senior capstone project and in partnership with CityLAB Hamilton, Andrene Gregory and Rachel Drouin explored the contributions made and obstacles faced by the city’s BIPOC...

Through physiotherapy co-op work experiences, fifth-year kinesiology student Selena Kennedy is learning to see God in her work and follow his path.

As a final piece of what has been a transformative year, the Act Five '20/'21 cohort has completed Capstone projects that connect to some of what this year has been for them. They have significantly...

By spearheading a campus-wide composting initiative at Canadian Mennonite University in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Justin Eisinga ’15 is able to combine his two great passions: theology and environmental...

While working at the King’s Garden, fourth-year student Blessing Oluloto not only learned how to grow food, but saw how God works through service to others.

Each year, senior students gather from their various programs to work on a semester-long project that addresses a societal or cultural issue. Here’s a look at some of their hard work and unique...